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Crowdfunding Terms You Should Know, Part 2

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Crowdfunding Terms You Should Know, Part 2

Donation-based crowdfunding also encompasses the far too common crowdfunding pleas we all see cropping up these days. These crowdfunding pleas are for everything from help paying medical or veterinary bills to attempts to get donors to fund dream vacations and honeymoons. Or they can even be to just get the project runner’s car fixed.

Crisis of Confidence: The Latest on the 2023 Bank Failures and How Small Businesses Can Protect Themselves

Evidently, the failure of FTX did not do Silvergate (or Signature, for that matter) any favors. Depositors bailed once they saw that FTX was banking with these banks—and that regulatory scrutiny was (and still is) on the way.

Looking for an Online Business Loan? Read this Become.co Review Before You Do Anything Else

Lending Express is now Become. They still work to help business owners find lenders that will work best for them. Can they help you?

Fund Your Home-based Business the Right Way from the Start

Private investors and alternative lenders also offer credit lines. These are a lot easier to qualify for than conventional SBA loans. They also need much less documentation for approval. These alternative SBA credit lines generally demand good personal credit for approval.

Need Small Business Funding? This Streetshares Review May Help

Choosing to use an online lender is a huge decision. Reading in-depth reviews, like this Streetshares review, can help. Keep in mind, details about loan requirements, terms, interest rates, and loan amounts can change frequently and without notice. Be sure to check with lenders directly for the most current information. Streetshares does not seem to

Breaking: Silicon Valley Bank Taken Over by the FDIC … and What it Means for Small Business Lending

If you recall the movie, It’s a Wonderful Life, there is a scene of a run on the bank. And that is pretty much what happened, albeit with monetary amounts that were several orders of magnitude higher than those in the classic film.